In Budapest, Margaret Sullavan
In Budapest, Margaret Sullavan directed the film with aplomb, and she certainly could have done more with this, and it would have been better if the story had been a little more interesting. (Maybe this would have been better.) I'm not a big fan of spinning, but this one had a nice twist, and it all seemed to work out quite well.
In Budapest, Margaret Sullavan, played by Julie Kinski, was a tormented, dysfunctional Czech woman. She was hot, but she also looked like she had made a mistake about getting pregnant. She was a burnt-out drama junkie, and it's easy to see why. She was quite well-intentioned, but it's clear that she never got it right, and made a lot of mistakes. At one point, she meets some kind of a woman,